Timeline
15:09
Stop for a quick bite at Lanternen. The salads and sandwiches are solid, and the herring is particularly good. It is just a short walk from the museum entrance, making it easy to grab food before settling in for the view.
15:19
Walk into the Kon-Tiki Museum grounds. Use the time before sunset to explore the displays of Thor Heyerdahl’s balsa rafts and Easter Island artefacts. As the light begins to fade, step outside to find a spot where you can watch the sun set toward the SW.
16:09
Head to Kafé Fjord for a drink after dark. It is only a minute’s walk from the museum, so you can transition easily from the evening chill to a warm interior to finish your night.
Local tip
The museum is included in the Oslo Pass. Check the route if you are coming from the city center, as bus No.30 or the ferry from Aker Brygge are the main options. Opening hours vary by season, so verify the current times before you go.
Check before you go
- Kafé Fjord is open Tu-Su 11:00-18:00 from October to March, and Mo-Su 10:00-17:00 from April to September. Ensure your visit fits within these hours.
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